Arab Parties Mark October 7th Without Mentioning Victims
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Arab parties Ra'am and the Joint List failed to mention the victims of the October 7th massacre in their social media commemorations three years later. Yoav Segalovitz, who joined Ra'am, also remained silent on the anniversary. The Joint List instead focused on Gaza, calling to end the "genocide" there, quoting a resident who advocated for a different form of governance.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Arab parties Ra'am and the Joint List did not mention October 7th massacre victims online.
- Yoav Segalovitz, who joined Ra'am, also did not post any tribute to the victims.
- The Joint List focused its posts on Gaza, calling to stop the alleged "genocide."
- A resident of Nirim was quoted advocating for a partnership between Israelis and Palestinians.
- Israel is marking the third anniversary of the October 7th Hamas attacks.
Three years after the Hamas massacre of October 7th, Arab political parties Ra'am and the Joint List have not posted any tributes to the victims or expressed solidarity with their families on their social media accounts. Yoav Segalovitz, who recently joined Ra'am, also did not post any reference to the anniversary. The Joint List's social media posts focused instead on the war in Gaza, calling to stop what they termed the "genocide in Gaza." This statement was presented as a quote from Guy, a resident of Nirim, who reportedly said, "I believe our only future is with a different rule, in partnership of Jewish Arab Israeli Palestinians, because eternal war is impossible." Israel is marking the anniversary of the October 7th attacks, during which Hamas terrorists murdered hundreds of Israelis and abducted many to the Gaza Strip.
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